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The Union general and former Treasury Secretary rendered in the steady gravity of a 19th-century engraving — Dix
The Bureaucrats Mark Patent No 77519 is a piece of living American history — an archival document transformed into a museum-quality framed print for your wall
Millard Fillmore 1851–1853 — a portrait of the accidental president whose signature on the Fugitive Slave Act bought the Union a few more uneasy years
his likeness rendered with the formal dignity owed a man who would hold the War Department for scarcely six months before Tyler's ascendancy unraveled it all
A postcard sent from the moment Manhattan stopped being a city and started behaving like a constellation
US Patent No. 2113934 Baseball Glove by J.R. Denkert (1938) Frame Style:Bourbon Frame The Union general and formerUs Patent No. 2113934 Baseball Glove by Jr Denkert (1938) Filed in the twilight of the dead ball mitt, Denkert's schematic shows a palm laced with reinforcing thongs and a barely there pocket an inventor's diagram from the years when fielders still shaped leather to the hand rather than the ball, coaxing a pocket from sweat, oil, and seasons of use. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and
